Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Makes Visit to Campus
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, along with a local teacher and group of students and children, made a special visit to Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 20 as part of the company's "Oh, I Wish ... " contest.
Q&A; With President Emeritus
Hugh O. La Bounty
With nearly 40 years of service to Cal Poly Pomona, President Emeritus Hugh O. La Bounty played a significant role in the development of the university. In September 2004, La Bounty and his wife, Judy, visited the campus and took…
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Board to Discuss Budget, Fee Increases
The California State University's Board of Trustees will take up the proposed 2005/06 CSU support budget at its Oct. 28 meeting in Long Beach. Consistent with the new compact agreement with Gov. Schwarzenegger, the budget being presented to the board…
Rain or Shine, Presidents Discuss Campus Issues With Students
Cal Poly Pomona President Michael Ortiz and Associated Students Inc. President Jason Dyogi answered students' questions about parking and transportation, campus safety, classroom textbooks and online services among other issues at "Lunch With the Presidents" on Oct. 19.
Flu Vaccine Update
Due to the generosity of the Cal State LA Health Center, Student Health Services recently received 100 doses of flu vaccine to administer to high-risk members of the campus community. These doses will be reserved solely for students, faculty and…
In Memoriam:
Music Professor Emeritus Phillip Clarke
Phillip Clarke, a professor emeritus in the Music department, died from cancer on Oct. 16. He was 61 years old. A resident of Upland, Clarke taught piano and other music classes at Cal Poly Pomona for 22 years. A memorial…
BroncoFusion Familiarizes Students With University
Cal Poly Pomona welcomed more than 1,000 new students to campus on Sept. 22 at BroncoFusion, a daylong orientation that included mixers, workshops, campus tours, open houses, a BBQ dinner and entertainment. Coordinated by the division of Student Affairs and…
Music Department Stages
Fund-Raising FacultyJamboree Titled "At the Movies"
Music department faculty and staff will relinquish their dignified personas and brandish their monkeyshines during the ninth annual FACULTY JAMBOREE, "At the Movies," on Friday, Oct. 22, at 8 p.m. in the Music Recital Hall. This year, the performers will…
Faculty, Staff Can Support University
Through United Way
Each fall, California state employees band together to raise funds for those in need through the State Employees Charitable Campaign. The annual campaign raises donations for the United Way, which in turn disperses funds to more than 800 charitable organizations…
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'Early Signal' for California's 11th Graders
In an unprecedented partnership between the California State University and California's K-12 public schools to assess college readiness, nearly 40 percent of 11th grade students this year volunteered to take tests of their abilities to succeed at college-level mathematics and…